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"To ask the Chief Executive to contact Dublin Bus and ask for an update on any plans they have for additional bus shelters in the Tallaght area?"
"That this Tallaght Area Committee calls on Simon Harris TD, The Minister for Health, to respond positively to the community campaign to increase the bed capacity in Tallaght hospital, asking him to appreciate the particular demand in that regard and noting that Tallaght hospital has the biggest emergency department in the country and also noting the recent statement from the Hospital Board that a new 72 bed 5 storey unit on the campus is required and will the Chief Executive forward the terms of this motion to the Minister, the CEO of the HSE and also to Tallaght hospital which is leading the campaign"
"To ask the Chief Executive if he is aware of the recent announcement that there will be no parade or festival on St Patricks Day this year in Tallaght; will he appreciate the view of many that a major population centre like Tallaght should have celebrations for the local community; will he detail efforts which his Community Department has made to assist in this regard and will he make a statement?"
"To ask the Chief Executive if he will make a statement on actions being taken to facilitate Rough Sleepers in the Tallaght village area; will he appreciate the concerns of the local community in the matter and give assurances that these people will be helped?"
"To ask the Chief Executive to present a report on efforts he is making to deal with litter and other issues at Sean Walsh Park which are of concern to the local community and will he note the claims made at a recent public meeting in the area that community clean ups in Sean Walsh Park are yielding huge amounts of litter on a weekly basis; will he give assurances and make a statement?"
"That this Tallaght Area Committee calls on the Chief Executive to present an update on his plans for the promised works at Butler/McGee Park as previously raised on an all party approach at our meetings; will he explain the delay in providing the fencing and also confirm consultations he has had with the local community noting their concerns in the matter and will he make a statement."
"That this Tallaght Area Committee calls on the Chief Executive to take immediate enforcement action in respect of the alleged unauthorised garage/sales business being carried out in Alpine Rise which has been the subject of complaints and reports to the Council; will he appreciate that this alleged business is having a negative impact on the local community who say it is operating on a daily basis, including weekends and often into the night and will he outline what actions are open to him."
"To ask the Chief Executive to take urgent action in respect of concerns of the residents of Kingswood Heights regarding the condition of the traffic ramps around the estate; noting the widely held view that the ramps are now in a dangerous condition and require immediate attention?"
"That this Tallaght Area Committee requests the Chief Executive to recognise the Dublin Mountain Way as an important amenity in our county and arranges appropriate sign posting on the N81 in the same way as the Tallaght Stadium and Arena is marked."
"To ask the Chief Executive if he will present a further report on efforts being made to attract regular shows to the Civic Theatre in Tallaght, appreciating that those interested in cultural activities in our Theatre wonder why the Theatre has not had regular productions in this quarter and will he make a statement?"
Has a decision been made on the Home Security Scheme? Is it going to be run again this year? Could a statement be made on the matter?
To call on the manager to explore the programme MarathonKids to work in conjunction with South Dublin County Council, Dublin City Council and SSE Airtricity Dublin Marathon to take action to get children active. The MarathonKids programme is a fun and enjoyable 8 week journey that involves students running the 26.2 miles. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO) 2015 report, Ireland is set to become the most obese country in Europe by 2030 with 89% of all adults defined as obese or overweight. The MarathonKids initiative is looking to encourage fitness, educate young people on the benefits of sport and promote an increase in activity levels in the early teenage population.
Fingal County Council participated in the programme which saw over 1,900 6th class pupils from twenty-nine Fingal schools participate, with children running 4-5 times per week in school, which led each student to complete a total of 25.2 miles (just one mile short of the Marathon distance), before completing the last mile at MarathonKids Final Mile Event in the National Sports Campus on November 20th. The MarathonKids programme is an educational and physical activity programme which supplements the school’s curriculum through a specially developed workbook, used as both a training guide and learning tool by pupils during school hours.
To call on the manager to explore the programme MarathonKids to work in conjunction with South Dublin County Council, Dublin City Council and SSE Airtricity Dublin Marathon to take action to get children active. The MarathonKids programme is a fun and enjoyable 8 week journey that involves students running the 26.2 miles. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO) 2015 report, Ireland is set to become the most obese country in Europe by 2030 with 89% of all adults defined as obese or overweight. The MarathonKids initiative is looking to encourage fitness, educate young people on the benefits of sport and promote an increase in activity levels in the early teenage population.
Fingal County Council participated in the programme which saw over 1,900 6th class pupils from twenty-nine Fingal schools participate, with children running 4-5 times per week in school, which led each student to complete a total of 25.2 miles (just one mile short of the Marathon distance), before completing the last mile at MarathonKids Final Mile Event in the National Sports Campus on November 20th. The MarathonKids programme is an educational and physical activity programme which supplements the school’s curriculum through a specially developed workbook, used as both a training guide and learning tool by pupils during school hours.
To call on the manager to explore the programme MarathonKids to work in conjunction with South Dublin County Council, Dublin City Council and SSE Airtricity Dublin Marathon to take action to get children active. The MarathonKids programme is a fun and enjoyable 8 week journey that involves students running the 26.2 miles. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO) 2015 report, Ireland is set to become the most obese country in Europe by 2030 with 89% of all adults defined as obese or overweight. The MarathonKids initiative is looking to encourage fitness, educate young people on the benefits of sport and promote an increase in activity levels in the early teenage population.
Fingal County Council participated in the programme which saw over 1,900 6th class pupils from twenty-nine Fingal schools participate, with children running 4-5 times per week in school, which led each student to complete a total of 25.2 miles (just one mile short of the Marathon distance), before completing the last mile at MarathonKids Final Mile Event in the National Sports Campus on November 20th. The MarathonKids programme is an educational and physical activity programme which supplements the school’s curriculum through a specially developed workbook, used as both a training guide and learning tool by pupils during school hours.
"That this Area Committee notes its concern that the recently-granted planning permission for application SDZ16A/0003 failed to include a condition prohibiting construction traffic from using Dodsboro Road as had been applied in the case of previous permissions SDZ07A/0001 for The Paddocks (as amended and extended) and SDZ08A/0004 for Tobernaclugg (not implemented); and while welcoming the subsequent indication from Cairn Homes they will voluntarily not use Dodsboro Road for construction traffic during the building of SDZ16A/0003; nonetheless requests the Adamstown SDZ planning team to write to all landowners and developers to request that they would not use Dodsboro Road for construction traffic for any future works on the Adamstown SDZ lands, irrespective of whether those works are subject to permission or are deemed exempt development."
"To ask the Chief Executive for a report on the possible implementation of County Development Plan IE1 Objective 8 - “To work in conjunction with the relevant authorities to seek to provide a new public drainage system to serve houses at Old Lucan Road (between Hermitage Clinic and The King’s Hospital)”; and to ask if this Council would submit an official request to Irish Water to provide a new gravity connection from Old Lucan Road to either the adjacent pump station or to the existing waste water network (depending on site levels)?"
PARTICIPATORY BUDGET 2017
2017 Roadworks and Footpath Programme
PROPOSED SPECIAL MEETINGS
Special Meeting on Housing
Proposed Special Meeting on Citizen Engagement
"2017 Roadworks and Footpath Programme."